Artist: A Certain Ratio
Genre: Post-punk
A Certain Ratio were an English post-punk band formed in Manchester in 1977, becoming one of the most innovative groups from the Factory Records roster. They pioneered a unique sound fusing post-punk with funk, jazz, Latin rhythms, and electronic music, creating danceable yet experimental music. ACR's music featured complex percussion, funky bass lines, angular guitars, and use of samplers. While never achieving massive commercial success, they influenced many later bands and remain active today.
A Certain Ratio vinyl records
11 A Certain Ratio new and used vinyl albums and singles UK sellers
A CERTAIN RATIO Shack Up (Original 1980 Belgian Factory Benelux label wide centred 7 vinyl single featuring their white boy punk-funk take on the Banbarra classic plus And Then Again. The thin paper picture sleeve displays a selection of orange & brown leaves [compared to the more orange hue of the first issue] with the two blue squares on the back and shows just a little shelfwear with the vinyl in excellent condition FACBN1-004)
£23.00 used